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Michèle Ramond, « Histoire d’amour », Bulletin Hispanique, ID : 10.4000/bulletinhispanique.1166
On the border between literality and unconscious in the text, the section of wall reached by the sunlight in Eugénie Grandet’s courtyard and the moonlit smithy in García Lorca’s famous ballad, will be used as metaphors in order to express the subjective experience induced by the texts we love most, which, day after day, unendingly entrance our minds. The illuminating power of our favourite books by a secret interiority, which exclusively belongs to the textual-artefact, converts literature into an altogether inimitable aesthetic event. This rapture of ours, which we try to analyse in this essay, is meant as an homage to Nadine Ly.